Globus Medical
About
About Globus Medical
Globus Medical develops musculoskeletal implants, instruments, imaging and enabling technologies for spine and orthopaedic procedures. ExcelsiusGPS combines surgical planning, navigation and a rigid robotic arm for supported spine and cranial trajectories, while Excelsius3D adds intraoperative imaging that can feed the navigation and robotic workflow.
These systems sit within Globus Medical’s broader implant and procedural portfolio and remain surgeon controlled. Hospitals can configure ExcelsiusGPS for robotic guidance or navigation-only use and connect supported preoperative or intraoperative imaging. Compatible implants, instruments, procedure indications and market authorisations are product specific, and the company’s reported workflow or accuracy benefits do not transfer automatically across every clinical configuration.
Products
Financials
- GMED - NYSE - USD
Team
- Keith Pfeil - Chief Executive Officer - His role covers Globus Medical's spine, trauma and robotic enabling-technology portfolio.
- David C. Paul - Founder and Executive Chairman - His role provides continuity for the company's musculoskeletal technology and Excelsius robotics strategy.
Timeline
Events
- 2025-03-06 - Demonstration - Globus Medical brings ExcelsiusFlex robotic navigation to AAOS 2025
Globus Medical said it would feature ExcelsiusFlex for total knee arthroplasty at the AAOS annual meeting. The repaired row keeps the direct GlobeNewswire source but removes launch overstatement.
Source - 2024-06-21 - Regulatory - Globus Medical receives FDA clearance for ExcelsiusFlex orthopedic robot
Globus Medical received FDA 510(k) clearance for the ExcelsiusFlex orthopedic robot. The clearance covers the ExcelsiusFlex robotic navigation platform with a total knee arthroplasty application. The approval extends Globus Medical's Excelsius robotics ecosystem from spine and cranial navigation into orthopedic reconstruction.
Source - 2022-08-17 - Deployment - Two Japanese hospitals deploy ExcelsiusGPS
Both hospitals integrated the exact ExcelsiusGPS robotic navigation platform. The two sites had completed more than ten cases by the announcement date. The deployments extended the platform’s clinical use into Japan.
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